NDP win in Alberta followed by surprise snow, Twitter blizzard

Has Hell frozen over in Alberta? Many on Twitter think so

Media | Election blizzard ends in real-world snowfall in Edmonton

Caption: Between a surprise snowfall and even bigger surprise election result, Edmontonians woke up to a new world on Wednesday.

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Between a surprise snowfall and even bigger surprise election result, Edmontonians woke up to a new world on Wednesday.
On Tuesday night, the NDPs lead by Rachel Notley won 53 seats, securing a majority government. Then, within hours, the skies opened to release a heavy layer of wet snow.
And it didn't take many on Twitter long to draw a connection between the two.

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Some went the tongue-in-cheek route:

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While others adopted a Game of Thrones bent:

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Still, some correlated the surprise snowfall with the departing PCs:

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On the other hand, at least one Twitter-user pointed out this fact:

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What do you think about the climates colliding?